Dr. Khaldoun Attar

Dental care doesn’t always get the attention it deserves. In Toledo’s quiet Talmadge Road corridor, a practice offers general dentistry without the fanfare. Routine cleanings, fillings, and extractions are handled here—no flashy signage, just the kind of place that relies on word of mouth. The suite number, #103, marks the entrance at 4038 Talmadge Rd, a stretch where medical offices and small businesses share parking lots with apartment complexes. It’s the kind of address you’d note for a twice-yearly checkup, not a spontaneous drop-in.

Online, the practice holds a perfect 5.0 rating—though only two reviews back it up, which says as much about patient habits as it does about the care. Dentistry, by nature, isn’t the sort of service that inspires gushing public praise; most people just want a cavity filled or a crown checked without complications. Still, a flawless score suggests no one’s left dissatisfied enough to complain. That’s a quiet endorsement in an industry where anxiety often outweighs enthusiasm. For follow-ups or new patient questions, the number to call is (419) 720-0448.

The building itself is unremarkable—a low-slung professional complex typical of suburban Toledo, where function outweighs form. Nearby, fast-food joints and a pharmacy handle the daily needs of the neighborhood, while the dentist’s office sticks to its lane. If you’re plotting a first visit, the map shows the entrance tucked between a chiropractor and a tax preparer. No surprises, just dentistry.